MotoGP Spain Grand Prix Information

Circuit of Jerez

The Circuit of Jerez was inaugurated in 1985 and hosted its first MotoGP the following year. Famous for its numerous straights and fast turns, the track is ideal for pre-season tests in both MotoGP and F1. Built in a valley for up to 250,000 spectators, Jerez is one of the season's most popular MotoGP venues. You'll truly enjoy the loud and passionate crowd, cheering for their local MotoGP heroes!

Circuit Address: 
Carretera De Arcos, km 6.5
Apdo. De Correos 1709
11407 Jerez De La Frontera
Spain

Circuit Facts
Length: 4.4 km
Laps: 27

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Grandstand tickets

Child Tickets

General Admission

Ticket Specifications

Child tickets are available as three-day tickets (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), for both Grandstands and General Admission (Pelouse). Child Tickets are valid for children between 4 and 13 years old. 

Seniors and people aged 14 to 25 also enjoy discounted 3-day General Admission tickets. 

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Explore Jerez

The circuit is situated just outside Jerez de la Frontera in Andalusia - make the most of your weekend with a detour through this small town where numerous vineyards produce some of the world's best sherry. Beautiful Jerez de la Frontera is also known for horses and Flamenco. Once you are done with an exciting day at the track, you’ll want to keep busy with fun activities and sights to visit here:

- Start the day with a leisurely walk through the Alcázar
- Visit one or a few sherry bodegas 
- Take the train to El Puerto de Santa Maria, one of the 3 towns of the Sherry triangle.
- Whilst in El Puerto, dine at Aponiente, regarded as one of the best restaurants in Spain.
- Hike along the Ruta de los Tabancos trail

   Average Temperature October: 24°C / 75°F 
   Currency: EUR (Euro)
   Closest Airports: Cadiz/Sevilla 
   Recommended city transport: Train, bus, taxi 

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